Structured Settlement

Structured Settlement Solutions with 111 CAPITAL

At 111 CAPITAL, we understand that your financial needs may not always align with the timing of your structured settlement payments. That's why we offer flexible, customized solutions to give you more control over your financial future.

What is a Structured Settlement?

A structured settlement is a financial arrangement often used to resolve personal injury, wrongful death, or workers’ compensation cases. Instead of a lump sum, the recipient is awarded a series of tax-free payments tailored to their long-term needs. While these payments offer financial security, they may not always address immediate financial demands.

How Can We Help?

At 111 CAPITAL, we provide a way for you to convert part or all of your future structured settlement payments into a lump sum of cash. This lump sum can be used to cover urgent financial needs such as medical bills, debt repayment, education costs, home improvements, or investment opportunities.

Flexible Options

We offer tailored solutions to suit your unique financial situation. Whether you need to access a portion of your payments for an immediate need or wish to sell your entire remaining settlement for a larger financial endeavor, 111 CAPITAL is here to help. Our team will work with you to create a plan that balances your current financial needs with long-term security.

Unparalleled Service

At 111 CAPITAL, we believe exceptional customer service is at the heart of everything we do. Our team of structured settlement experts is committed to offering personalized guidance, addressing your concerns, and ensuring you are confident in your financial decisions.

Secure and Transparent Process

We maintain the highest transparency standards, ensuring you fully understand the process and terms before moving forward. Our procedure is secure, confidential, and fully compliant with all federal and state regulations governing structured settlement buyouts.

At 111 CAPITAL, we empower you to take control of your financial future. Contact us today to learn how we can craft a structured settlement solution that fits your needs

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a structured settlement?

A structured settlement is a financial or insurance arrangement where a claimant agrees to resolve a personal injury tort claim by receiving part or all of a settlement in the form of periodic payments on an agreed schedule, rather than as a lump sum.

Why would I consider selling my structured settlement?

Selling your structured settlement could provide you with a lump sum of cash immediately, which can be used to address immediate financial needs such as debt repayment, medical expenses, home improvements, or education costs.

How does the process of selling my structured settlement work with 111 CAPITAL?

The process begins with a free consultation where we discuss your needs and goals. If you decide to proceed, we draft a purchase agreement for your review. Once agreed, we file a petition with the court and await approval. Once approved, you receive your lump sum payment.

How long does it take to receive funds after selling my structured settlement?

The timeline varies by state due to differing laws and regulations. However, the process generally takes 45-60 days from the time we receive your agreement until the time you receive your funds.

Will selling my structured settlement affect my taxes?

In most cases, selling a structured settlement should not affect your taxes, but it's always best to consult with a tax professional to understand any potential tax implications fully.

Can I sell a portion of my structured settlement?

This decision should be based on your current financial needs and future financial security. Our team at 111 CAPITAL is here to provide guidance and answer your questions, but we recommend consulting with a financial advisor or attorney to make the most informed decision.